Bringing it together, a simple cadence keeps the quote alive in practice. First, aim: define a specific intention, constraints, and a smallest test worth running. Next, act: ship a rough version fast enough to invite real feedback. Finally, adjust: translate what you learn into the next iteration, retiring what didn’t work and doubling down on what did. Then, repeat. In this rhythm, imperfection is not a flaw but a feature—the ignition that lets momentum refine what intention first set in motion. [...]
